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HEY! if you cannot access a paper, remember you can tweet #icanhazpdf + title/link to the paper. Someone with access will share it with you 😉 #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter @ThePhDPlace @PhDVoice @PhDstudent_life

Academic papers are our most valuable knowledge, yet locked behind paywalls and controlled by large editorials that see this knowledge as a business, not an advancement. It's about time for open-access to everyone in the world.

We should not tolerate control of knowledge by profit-oriented special interests. Academic papers should be free for everyone, not locked behind paywalls #OpenAccess

That's all for now folks! If you want to add some more, please go ahead! Also, If you find this thread useful, please remember to retweet! See you soon, maybe with more tools 😜

5) Finally, who doesn't struggle with file/image conversion? *Sedja* gives you plenty of possibilities. iLovePDF is a good alternative too. sejda.com/pdf-editor ilovepdf.com/es

2) *Difchecker*, a tool for detecting all the differences between 2 files, images and even folders. Ideal for those last stages of manuscript writing when you start freaking out about file naming and duplication. diffchecker.com

1) First, my favourite: *QuillBot*. A paraphrasing tool that uses AI. It will save you plenty of time! quillbot.com

Hey! Do you also struggle while writing/editing your manuscripts or reports? I bring you 5 tools that will speed up your process, foster creativity and save a lot of time! [A THREAD 🧵] 👇

Be kind to your mind

I don't know who needs to hear this but reading counts as making progress

10 amazing websites that cost you nothing, but will save you hundreds of hours of your life:

The most important lesson I've learned in the last year: Burnout isn't just the result of too much work. It's the TYPE of work. And, more specifically, your emotional connection to it. Burnout comes from feeling like no matter how much you do, it will never be enough.

You’re allowed to disagree with your supervisors

I highly recommend the Pomodoro method: 25 minutes of work followed by a 5 week break.

If you’re feeling down about your growth in academia, reachout to your colleagues, friends and mentors.

@prachithakurphd @PhDVoice @ThePhDPlace Totally!! 😔

@thefellowvoice @PhDVoice @ThePhDPlace Sunday reminder: You're underpaid every other day of the week!

SUNDAY REMINDER You are not paid for working today 🙃 #AcademicChatter #AcademicTwitter @ThePhDPlace @PhDVoice

Ph.D. shouldn't be about publishing in high-impact journals but mastering skills to solve problems, mentoring, leadership and coming-up with new ideas.